Sentence examples for be helped out from inspiring English sources
And as so many of the homeless end up with mental-health problems, they'll be helped out with a scheme to buy their own straitjackets.
And those lights will be helped out by a man-made one: the International Space Station, which will fly over the UK at about 10.30pm on Wednesday, just when the show is at its brightest.
If they were not guilty of that, they could not be convicted; and neither the indictment nor the case can be helped out by reference to the alleged crime against the state, and the defendants be punished for the latter under the guise of a proceeding to punish them for an offense which they did not commit.
That means the amount of light the lettuce will receive is comparable to an overcast winter's day — enough to grow lettuce in, but the sun will be helped out by backup LEDs that will boost the light and help the lettuces grow more rapidly.
We choose it depending on what we really feel is necessary, what really needs to be helped out, what needs awareness spread.
The tourism sector is another vital component of the British economy that could be helped out by the irradiation of much of the world's surface.
